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A History Of The Board Of Engineers For Rivers And Harbors, Richard G. Waugh, Judith M. Hourigan
A History Of The Board Of Engineers For Rivers And Harbors, Richard G. Waugh, Judith M. Hourigan
US Army Corps of Engineers
CHAPTER I: THE BOARD IS ESTABLISHED
Theodore F. Burton • Constituting the Board
CHAPTER II: STARTING BUSINESS
First Board Members • Location • The First Reviews • Early Board Reviews • Public Hearings • Board Meetings • Expenses • Staff
CHAPTER III: THE MISSIONS OF THE BOARD
The Primary Mission • The Review Process • Assigned Missions • Planning Associates Program • Waterborne Commerce Statistics • Permanent International Association of • Navigation Congresses (PIANC) • Foreign Trade Zones • Processing Reports for State and • Washington-Level Agency Review • Former Missions • Marine Design • Transportation Economics • National Capital …
Optimizing Output Power Of A Variable Speed Synchronous Generator By Controlling Excitation And Load Restistance, Michael George Edds
Optimizing Output Power Of A Variable Speed Synchronous Generator By Controlling Excitation And Load Restistance, Michael George Edds
Wind Energy Center Masters Theses Collection
Since 1973 the University of Massachusetts Energy Alternatives Program has been involved in a project, the UMASS Wind Furnace (WF-1) which is directed at supplying the heating needs of households in northern climates. This project had as its inception an attempt to design and build fiberglass rotor blades. Since then the combined efforts of students and faculty from many engineering departments have produced a facility whose purpose is the study of wind and solar energy for useful purposes. The current Wind Furnace Model (WF-1) utilized a wind-driven electromechanical system to generate electrical energy. This energy is then dissipated through resistance …